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Show r Rates Stable THE BOX ELDER NEWS, Brigham For Social The lights dim, and in old-ag- 3, the darkened giant inquiring eye nine feet tall, capable of magnifying the human cell 100,000 times. The small boy with the rather sad little face is Kevin Sharp, 314 years, of Grove City, Ohio, who wanted to see a jumbo-size- d version of the toy microscope given him on his last birthday by his doctor. Kevin has to see his doctor regularly because he is a victim of spina bifida, or open spine. He is paralyzed from the waist down and cannot play ball or indeed play much at anything. , Such mobility as he has is made possible by his crutches and leg braces. Kevins is one of the significant birth defects the cause of which is being pursued today by The National Foundation with New March of Dimes contributions. Congenital malfor mations afflict 250,000 infants annually m the United States and are responsible for the deaths of 34,000 babies each year who are stillborn or die within four weeks of birth. The health organizations ex panded program also includes arthritis and continued work in polio. In his excitement while reaching for the eyepiece of the vast instrument, Kevin probably didnt know that m the lens of such electron microscopes, scientists hope some day to pinpoint the cause of the savage embryonic mishap that crippled him before he was born. By comparing normal and abnormal cells under tremendous magnifies' tion, researchers hope to discover, for example, why Kevins spine never fused during his mothers pregnancy, or why some other little boy or girl is born with excess fluid on the brain another baffling birth defect which The National Foundation is studying. At his birth, doctors gave Kevin only a few hours to WISE SAID the social security tax remains the same, 3 withheld from the employees wages, and 3 paid by the employer, or a total of These rates apply to the first $4,800 of wages. He said these taxes are reported quarterly on Form 941. He also said the social security rate for the remains at - v, vjtvt t "r,wk, '4 Arrj ' i - . ' 6. n ftrr ",' i t rM':'ifA JHi f ', j rrrr ',. :.V j-- - 8 kj - y' 5 Jt , , - 5 V "' -v . ; 1 - - 42. f ! wfci k'k-- i.iiflUig INSTALL TURBINE Taul Greer, left, and Cecil Satterthwate, employes of Hilton-Caconstruction company, are pictured here installing a turbine in Brigham Citys new power house. The g equipment is expected to be installed this week and will operate on the citys new culinary water line in Box Elder canyon. rr Utahns Saved power-makin- Mother of the Year Search Corinne Ward MIA Will Present Show Begins in Brigham City Area The search is now underway for Mother of the Year for 1961 and likewise, the search for Brigham Citys Mother of the Y'ear is in full swing. Each year, mothers from all parts of the state are honored for their outstanding contributions to home and community life. The search is not a contest, but it is a campaign to honor mothers and to emphasize the importance of their role in the home, the nation and the world. tion, kindness, understanding and a ability; that she exemplify in her life and conduct the precepts of the Golden Rule; that she have a sense of responsibility in civic affairs; that she be active in service for public benefit; that she be qualified to represent the mothers of America in all responsibilities attached to her role as National Mother; that he youngest child be more than 15 years of age; end that any legal mother is eligible with the exception of a divorced mother (a broken home, no AN INVITATION is extended to matter for what reason, is disindividuals, clubs, churches, groups qualified.) and organizations to select mothers whom they would like to bring honor to and nominate them for the honor on a local basis. Nominations will be accepted by Mrs. Douglas Mann. Persons and a groups interested in making nomination may contact her by Regular meeting of Amity Lodge No. 23 F and A. M , will convene calling TA Written nominations are due by in the Masonic temple on WedFeb. 8, Mrs. Mann said. nesday, Feb 1, at 2 p. m. THE MOTHER of the Year comThe ofticei s who attended the mittee is composed of Mrs 89th Annual Communication of the Jensen and Mrs. R, N. Grand Lodge of Utah held in Salt Price, representing Civic Impiove-men- t Lake City on Jan. 23 and 24 will Club, and Mrs. Mann and give a report on that meeting Mrs. Dean Bunderson representing All Master Masons are cordially the Ladies Community Club. invited to attend. The Mother of the Year from Brigham City will compete for the Northern District title and if suc- Left Arms cessful there will compete for the MEMPHIS, lenn (UP1) Mrs. state title. J. C. Treanor took her son to the POINTS which will be used as a hospital to have the cast on his basis for judging are: That she be fractured left arm checked. While a successful mother, as evidenced waiting for the doctor, Mrs. Treaby the character und achievements nor counted nine other patients of her childien; that she be an ac- coming and going, each wearing tive member of a religious body; an arm cast. that she embody those traits highwere seven bovs. one girl There ly regarded in mothers . . . cour- and an adult man all with broken age, cheerfulness, patience, affec left arms. Utahs i, Corinne Ward MIA wil sponsor a "TV Parade of Talent on Saturday, Feb. 4, at 8 p. m. in the Corinne ward recreation hall. The show will offer the best talent available in this area, according home-makin- g Says League Utahs insured savings and loan associations in 1960 broke all previous records for gains in savings, Thomas T. Taylor, president, Utah Savings and Loan League, said on Thursday. Included of Ogden record-breake- Amity Lodge 23 Sets Meeting Date d advertising works for youl THE AMOUNT of money on lojn by the associations for the purchase of homes also reached an hiRh at the end of I960. These institutions had in their total portfolio 23,549 loans, e amounting oil cubs, scouts, explorers attention Feb. 7 to 13 Come, see our complete selection of uniforms, camping and scout accessories. for the shirt, 1 2 to 1 5 Vj cap, S.M.L.XL belt, S.M.t. XL 4 complete cub scout uniform Mon Sentenced i For Cor Theft Texas man, William Jasper Lee, 42, last week was sentenced to serve years in the state prison after pleading guilty in First District court to a charge of grand larceny. A Judge Lewis Jones pronounced sentence but then ordered a stay of execution until further order of the court. Lee was remanded to the custody Hyde. of Sheriff Warren Valentine Special REG. IT WILL give thousands of young Americans in the m between ages of an opportunity to work under the direction of professional conservationists, such as Forest Service rangers. They will work on projects like those advocated in the Forest Service's pregram for the national forests tree planting, stream-banstabilization, timber stand improvement, insect control reseeding, and small watershed development on both state and federal lands. $14.50 SPECIAL Compton Studio 102 S. Main i BLOCKS SALE OE c-r'H- CONTINUES k THE BILLS provision that the corps may be used on state as well as federal projects was adopted in committee at the suggestion of Senator Moss. It was based on the experience of Utah groups who have worked with young men on forest and other projects. For work on state lands the slate concerned will pay 50 percent of the cost. Members of the YCC would get $60 a month plus food, clothing, and an extra $5 a month for each reinhstment period up to two years. The hill authorizes enlistment of 50,000 youths the first year, 100,000 the second, and 150,000 a year after that. Prices reduced again; still 477 pairs on sale! GROUP I Medium and high heels. Fiancees, Troylings, Natural Bridge, Galaxies Values to $14.95 $588 IN ADDITION to the value . to the boys themselves, a YCC would aid the stjtes of the west to conserve and develop their natural resources, Senator Moss declared. "It could also be most useful in developing Utahs state parks. he said. "We must give more attention to our camp sites and outdoor GROUP 2pr.ll II Ladies wedgie casuals, mid heel and short heel Penaljos, Sbicca, Natural Bridge, Old Maine Trotters Values to $12.95 f! 2 pr. $9 $488 neckerchief 60 60 slide 25 STORE HOUR. Weekdays 8:30 a.m. to I p.m. Noon to 8 p.m. Sundays At III Dressy flats and casuals I In leather and suede Sugarfoot, Goto, Sbicca, Galaxies, Penobscot what's that?" Values to $8.95 wtvt bttn ttying. cartful homeownart can am Important each ings with Genrl't 9.65 GROUP Open a monthly charge account now for income tax and insurance records. 1.15 sav- "AH-I- Ont Homaowntrt Policy. Call ut todayt II. D. JOHNSON Your Iniuranc lounivlor Phone PA OlNIRAy Ml temt itKHl or PA PA 1 For Your Convenience: 4.25 3.35 $10 GOOD UNTIL Feb. 7 recreation facilities to accommodate the increasing millions of tourists who travel America every year," tie said. r 5x7 bronze portraits of 1 or 2 persons I not come to a vote in the House, and continued: 8x10 and 2 1 ORDEREDI complete explorer scout uniform ,...11.50 t The Senate bill to establish a Youth Conservation corps was reintroduced Thursday, and it again has the support of Senator Frank E. Moss Senator Moss said the provisions were virtually the same as those contained in the bill that passed the Senate last session but did The Valentine Gift only you can give! Dimes-supporte- DOCTOR total 10.20 Si ot JUST WHAT YOUR 1020 pants, sizes 24 to 34 Kevin Sharp, 314 years, of Grove City, Ohio, victim of birth elecdefect of an ppen spine, stands before huge nine-fotron microscope at Ohio State University Hospital, Columbus, research d Instrument is used in March of into congenital malformations. live, says Mrs. Gerald Sharp, people, we longed to raise a his mother. In addition to his family, and a healthy one. open spine, he had two clubWhy should this unaccountfeet which are now much im- able accident have happened to proved due to surgery and us? But we count our blessphysical therapy. He is a brave ings. Perhaps fewer Kevins and happy little fellow even if will be born to the next genhe smiles so rarely. My hus- eration. We certainly pray so. band and I thank God that return and, supThe today wider research is being ported lights by his crutches and done into birth defects." braces, solemn little Kevin She adds somewhat wist- struggles back from the microfully: scope. But at that moment, "My husband Gerald and I looking up at his mother, met in an orphanage m Xenia, there's tne suggestion of a Ohio. We became childhood smile around the corners of his sweethearts. Like other young mouth. For Youth Conservation Corps The churge grew out of a car purchase of homes. During I960, the associations made 4,822 of theft in Brigham City in 1959. these loans, amounting to $66,855,-72Another man, Raymond A. 52, West Virginia, appeared "Savings and loan associations in court the same day for parole are now making approximately 40 percent of all loans for the pur- violation. Judge Jones granted chase of homes both in Utah and him additional revokation and he was remanded to the custody of in the nation generally," Taylor Sheriff Hyde to await further orreported. Lust year the states Insured der. associations Piymale was placed on savings and loan proba. completed 5,690 home improve- tion last spring for issuing fictiment loans amounting to $7,939.-18tious checks. 6. Your Portrait... A man who Is always knocking is like a motor losing power. boy scout uniforms fM to $202,710,342, Vitamins are organic substances. Utah Solon Supports Measure Ply-mal- national BOY SCOUT week A ultra-powerf- ul More in 60, in the totals are gains committee members. First Federal Savings and Loan association with an ofPROGRAM for the evening Is fice at Main and Forest in Brigdivided into four sections, each of ham City. which will feature a different THE INSURED institutions last type of entertainment. Opening the evenings performance will year showed a net increase in savbe "Around the World in 30 Min- ings of $19,857,567, compared with utes, which will be followed by $18,649,881 in 1959, which was the a unit entitled "Grand Old Opera. r up to that time, Third on the show's program will These gains are for the Utah ofbe the "Great Can Do, a magi- fices of these institutions, and do cian. Concluding the evening will not include branches, be the Ed Mulligan a Taylor said. Show, It is significant to note t that parody on the Ed Sullivan varthe amount gained in iety show. savings last is equal approximately tq TICKETS FOR the entertain- year the total amount of all savings irt ment are available from any MIA the states savings and loan instiofficer or teacher or from young tutions in 1940. people of MIA age. The donation price has been set at 50 cents for RECORD GAINS in 1960 brought adults and 25 cents for children. the total amount of savings in Family admission for an entire Utahs insured associations to $157,459,160 at years end. family is $1.50. Total in the associations irt 1950 All persons are welcome to at- savings was approximately $66 million. tend this evening of fun, and the 1960, Utah's insured Insticommittee members urge that During tutions opened 24,395 new savings families attend together. accounts, bringing the total number of these accounts to 116,975, e an high. Total assets of the associations reached a record $254,383,527 at the end of I960., This represents a gain of $25.7 million over the year-enfigure for 1959. to The Corinne Lions Club will stage a benefit dance Thursday evening, Feb. 9, at the Corinne Lodge Hall. Proceeds from the dance will be turned to the school for handicapped children at Bear River City, according to Vern Cutler, - club president. Dancing will begin at 9 p.m. to the music of the Frank Troxell orchestra. Tickets wil be available from any member of the Corinne Lions Club and donations will be accepted at the door. Cutler said. ed This is the electron microscope at Ohio State University Hospital, Columbus, Ohio, a federal unemployment tax return. Employers of four or more individuals on at least one day of each 20 weeks are those liable for this tax. - high-ceiling- little room a somber-face- d boy stares at the pilot light of a towering microscope. THE INSERT called attention to an increase in the federal unemployment tax from 3 to 3.1 applicable to wages paid on and after Jan. 1, 1961, Wise said. He explained that this particular tax (FUTA) is paid entirely by the employer and reported to IRS on Form 940, employers annual T Plan Benefit Dance Feb. 9 Giant Eye Symbolizing Research Hope Is Visited by Small Birth Defects Victim Social Security tax rates for e benefits are still Ronald V. Wise, District Director of Internal Revenue this week reminded Utah employers. Wise said he was issuing this reminder in response to a large num-b- e of calls he has received about an insert mailed with the employers quarterly federal tax return, for 941. f ,;.v? rA ,;'i' ;f Corinne Lions 1 Security Tax )$ Gty, Utah Tuesday, January 31, 1961 STAMP S' 2pr.$7 PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY 7 South Main |
